2nd Prelim Exam in SS 17

What is the role of scholastic assessment in improving the teaching-learning process?

• To foster desirable behavior in learners

• To improve the teaching-learning process

• To conduct both formative and summative assessment

• To assess learners' performance in co-scholastic areas

What is the main goal of education?

• To improve the teaching-learning process

• To bring all-round development of learners

• To foster desirable behavior in learners

• To assess learners' performance in co-scholastic areas

Which of the following is NOT a scholastic area that is assessed in education?

• Languages

• Sciences

• Mathematics

• Physical abilities

What is the meaning of scholastic assessment?

• Assessment of cognitive abilities in academic areas

• Assessment of emotional and social abilities

• Assessment of physical abilities in non-academic areas

• Assessment of both cognitive and physical abilities

What is the definition of scholastic activities according to Shahatah (1992)?

• Activities organized separately as study courses

• Activities that relate to study courses

• Activities that do not relate to study courses

• Activities that affect students' mental, kinetic, psychological, and social performance

What is the operational definition of scholastic activities in the present study?

• Activities performed by students inside and outside school

• Activities that are only performed inside of school

• Activities that are unrelated to the nature of the activity

• Activities that are only performed outside of school

What is the psychological function of scholastic activities?

• Strengthening the spirit of research

• Encouraging self-learning

• Developing inclinations and talents

• Developing social skills

Which of the following is NOT a way in which scholastic activities strengthen the students' motive to learn?

• Developing inclinations and talents

• Promoting introversion

• Allowing for personal experience

• Encouraging active role in learning

What is the main way in which scholastic activities contribute to the students' learning?

• Providing concrete experiences

• Encouraging self-learning

• Developing social skills

• Inculcating responsibility

What skills and abilities can be developed through scholastic activities?

• Leadership skills and collective spirit

• Math and science skills

• Artistic abilities and creativity

• Physical fitness and sportsmanship